Pretty common, though it depends a lot on the company, industry, how tech focused they are, etc. A company who doesn't care much about tech won't build tests o

Pretty common, though it depends a lot on the company, industry, how tech focused they are, etc. A company who doesn't care much about tech won't build tests or have code reviews. And if their team is small enough, you probably can't blame them for that, it'd be difficult enough to keep up with client/company demands. There are also an awful lot of programmers whose skillsets haven't really changed for a decade or so, and companies with this sort of team probably don't use much in the way of automated tests. Then again, there are quite a few of them that don't even use version control, or a staging site. And yes, there are places where that hustle mentality is in play too. Often startups whose team falls in the above two categories. But as said, it depends on the industry and company.